Program (provisional)

• G. Thomas & G. Duarte - Adverbial quantification, event-internal plurality & distance distributivity in Mbya Guarani.

• D. Blunier - On the individual/event asymmetry: the case of sign language plurals.

• S. Vachaudez, S. Prins, J. S. Ajsivinac, C. Geraci, R. Henderson & J. Kuhn - Reduplication strategies & scopal interaction: evidence from Highland Mayan Sign Language.

• M. Moroney - Long-distance restrictions on distributivity.

• C. Fernández-Altonaga, J. E. Gonzalez & A. Berro - Lexical plural across categories in Basque.

• W. J. Choi - Distribution over multiple dimensions of an event in Korean.

• R. Zhao, A. Almuhaysh, M. Wągiel, L. Molinari & V. Noble - Event quantification with Hasawi Arabic singulative suffix -at.

• J. Guerrini - Restricted subatomic distributivity.

• L. S. Mendes - Semantic interpretations of nominal plurality in Wapishana.

• S. Alxatib - Local contexts in formal alternatives.

• I. Charnavel, A. Dieuleveut, L. Higginson, J. M. Costa, T. Meadows & D. Sportiche - How to do our best: experimentally investigating conditions on sloppy indexicals with idioms.

• C. Ebert - Exceptional wide scope readings as implicit private pointing gestures.

• I. Frana & P. Menendez-Benito - A new type of non-flipped question in Italian.

• L. Fritzsche - Is commitment ever really shared?

• A. Fusco, V. Bianchi, S. Cruschina & M. F. Ferin - Why traditions want but books do not: the semantics of Italian volere.

• T. Klochowicz - Counterfactuals in Bilateral State-Based Logic of Neglect Zero.

• J. Majdič - Context structure and the meaning of PAST morphology.

• S. Repp & M. Bonke - Anaphoric reference to modalized propositions under negation.

• C. Rong & B. Spector - Plurals under universal quantification: disentangling readings from gradient effects.

• M. Semeijn - Snape kills Dumbledore, but Dumbledore is not dead.

• Y. Sun & K. H. Ng - A Maximize Presupposition account for the co-occurrence of zhiyou and cai.

• L. Tieu, N. Liu, S. Zheng & S. Walter -  Investigating depictive and symbolic uses of emoji through contrastive inferences.

• Y. Xiang - A unified theory of anti-exhaustification: FCI/NPI renhe, PPI he, and homogeneity.

• I. Benbaji-Elhadad - Intensions and plurality: a disanalogy between worlds and times.

• A C. Bletou, A. Benz, & L. Tieu - Children’s conjunctive interpretation of disjunction: default or implicature?

• M. I. Calderón-Corona & O. Bakay - Resolving semantic ambiguity via agreement: the case of Spanish adjectival conjuncts.

• J. Chen - A modular theory of definites and demonstratives, with evidence from focus.

• E. Enguehard - French response particles without polarity: insights from high and low negation.

• C. D. Felton & M. Jasbi - Exclusivity manner implicatures.

• J. Goncharov - Intentionality off the lexicon: a perspective continuum.

• K. Kakenami - Japanese quotative adjuncts and their licensing by relevance.

• M. Ladore - The semantics of -wɔ, a borrowed plural marker in Logba (Ikpana).

• Y. Luo, C. Terlaak, X Zhu, & A. Aravind - Complement size and epistemic effects in perception reports.

• D. R. Müller - Drunk me is an idiot: Pronouns as predicates.

• T. Nakamura & K. Mizutani - Two discourse strategies of additive inferences and scope-taking relative to negation.

• M. Qiu - Ignorance, lexical domain restriction and the Mandarin wh-numeral jǐ.

• W. Thomas - The polarity sensitivity of refutational "too".

Morning session A:

• Y. Sağ & R. W. Smith - Plurals of plural pronouns in Turkish nominals.

• L. Crnic - Accommodation in sluicing.

• K. Yip - A scalar focus approach to exclusive doubling in Vietnamese.

Morning session B:

• S Patel & P. Nadathur - To be perfect and to be progressive: aspectual distinctions through the Gujarati copula.

• Q. Wu - Let’s work and see if try is see: Varieties and composition of try in Mandarin see-as-try constructions.

• F. Whibley - Non-maximality in the event domain: towards a decision-theoretic approach to partial-change readings in English accomplishments.

Afternoon session A :

• S. Solt & A. Nicolae - Flips and gaps in the domain of polarity sensitive degree modifiers.

• V. Gradimondo, L M. Tovena, & T. Bernard - Minimality with and without an expectation: Italian appena vs. French à peine.

• K. Mizutani & E. Tanaka - Peculiar distribution of modified numerals in Japanese and van Benthem’s Problem.

• M. Denic - ‘Even’ in exceptive constructions.

• M. Bhaumik & U.Sauerland - Conditional disjunction.

Afternoon session B:

• L. Hofmann - Complement anaphora and the anaphoric potential of negated quantifiers.

• Y. Yagi - Selective quantification of dynamic alternatives.

• P. R Sutton & R. Cooper - Nominal that-complementisers: eventualities, situations and polysemy.

• M. Rooth - Merged modality for believe+likely.

• M. K Snigaroff - Deriving the flavor and force of insubordinate clauses in Aleut.

Afternoon session A:

• N. Haslinger - Measurement-based constraints on the restrictor predicates of nominal quantifiers nominals.

• M. Dočekal, & R. Horovská - Scope Over monotonicity: NPI Licensing with Czech “majority”.

• V. Rouillard - Until and incremental homogeneity.

Afternoon session B:

• N. Attali, G. Scontras, J. Tonhauser - Non-identical twins: Accounting for the projection differences between know and be right.

• M. Romero - Responsive attitudes and Spanish reportative QUE.

• J. Gajewski & M. Kaufmann - Lying when licensing NPIs.

Afternoon session A:

• H. Rullmann - Eventualities as contexts.

• E. Agolli - Two-dimensional individual concepts.

• J. J. Engels - On inaccessible and undesirable situations.

Afternoon session B:

• Y. R. Zhang - Discourse retraction via negative projection.

• A Deo &  S Deshpande - Commenting on an evaluative potential question: the kya-downarrow strategy in Hindi-Urdu.

• M. Knezevic - Focus-sensitive operators and collective group events.